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Curtis Gordon |
| Born: July 27, 1928 | | Died: May 2, 2004 |
| WKAB |
Mobile, AL |
| WKTG |
Thomasville, GA |
| WMGA |
Moultrie, GA |
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Curtis Gordon was known as "Mr. Personality" and could be heard
over WALA-TV every Monday night at 7:00pm in Mobile, Alabama.
Back then, he was on the Mercury record label and was known to
be quite a flashy dresser, with a western wardrobe to rival most
Hollywood cowboys. He did a west cosast tour they said that was so
well received that he could do it again anytime.
Credits & Sources
- Cowboy Songs No. 39 (February 1955); American Folk Publications,
Inc.; Derby, CT.
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Recordings
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| Rec. No. |
Side |
Song Title |
| 70538 |
A | Chopsticks Mambo |
| 70538 |
B | Don't Trade |
| 70648 |
A | Blue Lifetime |
| 70648 |
B | Baby, Please Come Home |
| 71121 |
A | Sixteen |
| 71121 |
B | Cry, Cry |
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| Rec. No. |
Side |
Song Title |
| 20-5062 |
A | The Greatest Sin |
| 20-5062 |
B | You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet |
| 20-5182 |
A | If You Tell Me One More Lie |
| 20-5182 |
B | What's A Little Pride |
| 20-5356 |
A | Rocky Road Of Love |
| 20-5356 |
B | Rompin' And Stompin |
| 20-5461 |
A | I Just Don't Love You Anymore |
| 20-5461 |
B | Where'd You Get So Much Of |
| 20-5550 |
A | Little Bo-Peep |
| 20-5550 |
B | Tell 'Em No |
| 20-5639 |
A | I'd Do It For You |
| 20-5639 |
B | You Crazy, Crazy Moon |
| 20-5760 |
A | (Not Legible) |
| 20-5760 |
B | Caffeine And Nicotine |
| 20-5818 |
A | Baby, Baby Me |
| 20-5818 |
B | I'd Like To Tell You |
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| Rec. No. |
Side |
Song Title |
| 71183 |
A | I Wouldn't |
| 71183 |
B | Please Baby Please |
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